Re: The import org.jdesktop cannot be resolved

From:
Lew <lew@lewscanon.com>
Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.programmer
Date:
Sat, 29 Dec 2007 16:32:09 -0500
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Lew wrote:

For God's sake, don't put your crap into the JVM lib/ directory, and avoid
like heck putting it into the extensions.


vlenin66 wrote:

For Mysql connection that was the solution: I put my crap into JVM,and
voila, mysql worked.


Actually, that was most definitely not "the solution" but a maintenance
nightmare a-borning. It was a workaround, and may have suppressed your
symptoms, but it was no more a cure than aspirin is a cure for the flu even
when it gets rid of the headache.

Putting custom JARs in the JVM itself is bad. Putting them in the extensions
directories is dangerous, and often bad unless the practitioner fully
understands the consequences. Neither is really ever necessary - extensions
directories exist so that you can, in effect, expand the Java language itself.
  Normal library references are better managed by using the classpath.

In any event, you put the wrong JAR in there, so extensions, JVM lib/ or
classpath doesn't matter.

Please study the matter and learn why it's bad to put things in the JVM lib/
or extensions directories without full understanding.

--
Lew

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